Serenity Meaning in English, Serenity Baby Name Origin Gender Meaning Pronunciation
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Serenity
Gender
Girl, Unisex
Origin
French, Latin
Pronunciation
sə-REN-i-tee::SE-ren-IT-EE
Meaning
Peaceful one, Calm
Related Serenity Baby Names
Berenice, Bernita, Meredith, Serefina, Serena, Serene, Sergent, Trinity, Verenia, Verity
Similar Serenity Baby Names
Sheiramoth::Serena, Sreenidhi, Serennity, Serrenity, Sreenath, Zornitsa, Srinath, Srinidhi, Surendar
Sibling Names
Serenity
Middle Names
Rose, Grace, Faith, Marie, Hope, Jade, Ann, Elizabeth, Anne, Mae
About
Serenity originates in Latin language and is taken from the English word for serene, peaceful. It is the name of an Austrian metal band, as well as the name of Culture Beat's album.::Ruling PlanetNeptune
Positive NatureOne who thinks a lot
Negative TraitsDifficulty in taking decisions
Lucky ColoursWhite, light blue and green
Lucky DaysSunday, Monday and Wednesday
Lucky StonesCat’s Eye
Harmony Numbers1, 2, 7
Problematic Numbers8
Best Suited ProfessionsFitness experts and psychologists
Health IssuesReproductive organs will get affected
What people would generally like about you?Fun loving family person
What people would generally dislike about you?They do not know their true capacity::Serenity sounds futuristic, but it has more in common with the virtuous names favored by the Puritans. Think of Serenity as the new Chastity, Purity or Verity. Sci-fi fans will recall that Serenity was the name of the spaceship in the 2002 Fox TV series "Firefly." In the US, Serenity is more popular than Serena.
Numerology
The name Serenity has a numerology value of 8
In numerological terms, this means the following
PowerAbility to do or act; capability of doing or accomplishing something.Political or national strength.Great or marked ability to do or act; strength; might; force.The possession of control or command over others; authority; ascendancy.SacrificeThe surrender or destruction of something prized or desirable for the sake of something considered as having a higher or more pressing claim.::7